Semiseptenary: base 7½
1 = 1
10 = 7½
100 = 56¼
1,000 = 421⅞
10,000 = 3,164 1⁄16
100,000 = 23,730 ¹⁵⁄₃₂
1,000,000 = 177,978 ³³⁄₆₄
Just call me Isaac Newton, because I'm inventing new maths: fractional integers! How does this even work? I'll come back to this tomorrow and figure it out!
Let's be real though, I'm not Newton, I'm Leibniz. I invented it independently, but someone else has surely figured out fractional bases before me.










